On a September morning the lawns of Romulus come up silver — dew laid heavy across every blade, the first sun cutting low over the fields toward Crosswinds Marsh, and a mower's track printed dark behind it. Silver Touch Landscaping starts early on days like that, when the air is cool, the grass stands straight and the cut comes out clean. The season's work runs from spring's first pass through the summer rounds: mowing, edging, trimming, feeding the turf, holding the weeds back, mulching beds so the plantings read sharp against the green. Come October the leaves go and the yards are put away tidy for the cold. Romulus asks for steady, unshowy attention, and gives back a good-looking lawn for it.